
Apartments near Livonia Avenue-L in Brooklyn, NY (4,059 Rentals)


838 Montgomery St

937 Jefferson Ave

Machon Chana Women's Institute

1552 President St

757 Empire Blvd

Fountain Seaview

1212 Lincoln Pl

1027-1029 Putnam Ave

Linden Plaza

180 Bainbridge

Bushwick - NEW CONSTRUCTION! (Shared rooms)

863 Knickerbocker

1578 Union Street

1015 Putnam Ave

1621 Union St

836 Montgomery St

743 Empire Blvd

1544 President St

1574 Union St

1005 Putnam Ave

673 Halsey St

740 Empire Blvd

1497 Carroll St

130 Glen St

4722 Snyder Ave

706 Lefferts Ave

743-755 Fenimore St

1259 Saint Johns Pl

5201 Clarendon Rd

5461 Kings Hwy

621 Crown St

4701 Snyder Ave

107 Cornelia St

SUNNY APT

Autumn Court

445 Autumn Avenue Apartments

WEEKSVILLE GARDENS

1500 Carroll St

601 Crown St

674 Maple St

4520 Church Ave

298 Schaefer St

1182-1186 Putnam Ave

751 Troy Ave

Clarendon Gardens

92 Ralph Ave

Harold Court

855 Madison

308 Covert St

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There are currently 18,919 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,056 to $10,162 with an average price of $4,274.
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